steinbeck saw that in the early part of the 20th century. we are now in the 21st century and cannot relive that old addage that steinbeck wrote about. we need to build for the future and address this and put in place the water systems. i'm going to describe those water systems to you briefly. here in the north, we have the great shasta reservoir. it could be raised and increased and there are some costs with raising shasta. that is one of the proposals. the other one fights right about in here, the sacramento river flows down the middle of the valley. and offstream over here in my district is a reservoir that's been talked about for maybe 50 years. stores about 1.8 million acre of feet of water and could deliver a lot of water. that's one acre -- that's 5,000 acres, one foot of water across 5,000 acres. actually 5,000. 500,000 acres. that's the reservoir over here. the reservoir does something unique. it will take the water that's flowing down the sacramento river during the heavy storms, put that water into the reservoir and when summer com

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first question-- by what name did steinbeck refer to those poor people who migrated to california? let me repeat the question. from oklahoma who migrated to california? okey-dokey. you got that one? next question-- what was the main highway they took from oklahoma to california? and i'm not going to give you 66 minutes to answer that question, no matter how hard you root. that's enough questions for one quiz. all right! lacey, lacey, lacey! lacey, lacey, lacey! there. hi, everybody! hello, kate. i did it, and i feel wonderful! i asked barry to handle the case against my ex-husband. i'm going to make him squirm. i'm finally going to get even. good for you, kate. hi. oh, good evening, john. kirk says you're being considered for teacher of the year. i don't want to talk about that stupid award. i don't want to hear it mentioned. vote for lacey! vote for lacey! vote for lacey! vote for lacey! vote for lacey! vote for lacey! what are you doing? john, i got a plan. to win, you got to go with what's in. give the kids what they like-- noise. hit it, ralphie. [imitating drum] now check out

female voters especially young female voters this idea they came out strong with people like glory steinbeck ham to excite that populous and then this young female elector rat seem offended by that. what do you make about that and how can she write the wrong. >> i think what she has to do is focus on the older women. i don't think the we did a story a few months back in the hill that talks about how pro aggressive women want the opinion or whapt decisions to make so i think that's the whole problem. i think she needs to hold the ground with women with women and she has a problem. there what she did last night was she held her ground. she did attract women by 16% and you see the clinton campaign really talking about that and emphasizing that this morning. i think that's definitely a victory for her. >> amy tom fitzgerald in washington. hillary clinton seems to be exhibiting some of the same problems she did in 2008 up to this point with finding her voice and finding her tone. i want to talk to you about the spirit of this campaign right now. what we saw in that speech out of her last night so

they were threatened by the growers and the vigilantes and the center at the time included john steinbeckwho wrote a wrote a lot of the stories that we know today but although he did a lot of research for his inaugurals, the history was very selectively edited in the accomplishments of women and people of color. and then of course there's the people on the right of the book but conservatives like herbert hoover who was a wealthy grover and organized other farmers and media barons to revise conservatism and start what would be the beginning of the international political comeback for himself and then also there is the retired general who retired to san diego and became very concerned about the strikes in california and started a massive private surveillance network that surveyed people suspected of being on the left and people suspected of union organizing. san diego was stuffed full of hundreds of thousands of the finals not only in california and but mexico and throughout the united states. so these conservatives developed the ideas and techniques and nurture the individuals who shaped t

three, fbi assistant director michael steinbeck said the concern in syria and we don't have a system in place on the ground to collect the information to all of the data sets, the police, the intel services that normally you would go and seek that information from don't exist. and number four, fbi director james comey said we can query our database is until the cows come home, but nothing will show up because we have no record of that person who we can only query what you have collected. my question to you is, can you confirm to us today that not one single refugee who doesn't show up on our databases is admitted into the united states? >> i think that's a point, if you don't show up on the databases it means there isn't derogatory information. it means we don't have -- >> that's not true. i don't think anybody here believes that. i don't think it means we have no database to check doesn't mean that there is no history. we have no records or we cannot count on the syrian government to give us the database. that doesn't mean nothing exist in needs we just don't have any database to co